SABIC C8-C10 Fatty Acid is a pale yellow, naturally derived fatty acid from Palm Kernel Oil that is water insoluble and readily biodegradable. This product is commercially employed in the production of esters used in perfumery and also in the manufacture of dyes. It is also used for the manufacturing of fatty acid sarcosinates, imaidazolines, and methyl caprylates.
SABIC C8-C10 Fatty Acid is used to manufacture oxazolines for paint binders, corrosion inhibitors, and antifreeze agents. It is also used for the manufacture of flotation agents for mining and polyol esters used as lubricants in metal working. It also finds applications in pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, textiles, paper, emulsion polymerization, paints, crop protection, and brewing industry.
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Sabic is one of the biggest producers of petrochemicals in the world. Their chemical line of products are manufactured under two different business units: Performance Chemicals (Functional Chemicals, Base Products and Functional Polymers) and Chemicals (Olefins, Oxygenates, Aromatics, Chemical Intermediates, Glycols, Industrial Gases and Linear Alpha Olefins). It conducts its business in more than 40 countries world wide in 60 world-class manufacturing and compounding plants.
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